The 2.00 mm pitch sets the PCB footprint and the mating receptacle family — you need a Grace Inertia 2.0 receptacle housing with 2.00 mm pitch contacts to match. When the connector pair is mated, you should hear the latch click into place — that click confirms the lock is engaged.
The tin-plated mating contacts (80.0 µin / 2.03 µm thickness) are suited for moderate mating-cycle applications — typically 25 to 50 cycles before contact resistance begins to rise. Tin is cost-effective for harnesses that are assembled once and rarely disconnected in the field. The solder tails are also tin-plated, compatible with standard lead-free soldering processes.
Mounting and termination — through-hole with kinked pins
Through-hole mounting with kinked, solder-terminated pins. The kinked pins provide retention in the PCB during wave soldering — the pins resist being pushed out by the wave. The single-row, 6-position layout fits a standard 2.00 mm pitch footprint.